Singapore Monitor, 4 March 1985, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section19 1985-03-04 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR p FEVENiNu* I EDITION; M C (Pi No. 21 584 i Monday, March 4. 1985 30cents19 words
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Article648 1985-03-04 1 CATHERINE ONG - 1984 THE GOOD YEAR THAT WAS... 1984 ECONOMIC SURVEY ■y CATHERINE ONG SURGING exports and rising productivity helped carry Singapore through a difficult 1984 but things won't be so good this year. This message spelled out several times in recent weeks is underlined in the latest report on the nation's648 words
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130 1985-03-04 1 BAN SMOKING in all the government departments. It is time for the non-smokers to stand up for their right to clean air. Dr Ho Tat Kin (PAP-Boon Teck) got Mr S Dhanabalan, MP for Kallang and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Community130 words
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Advertisement20 1985-03-04 1 Death toll rises in Chile quake PAGE 8 FULL REPORTS ON PAGES 2 and 3 Win^oodf^ See page 26 today20 words
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Advertisement68 1985-03-04 1 'i current account. You can write as many cheques as you like. But DBS Autosave is also just like a savings account. You earn Daily Interest on the balance. And only DBS Bank can give you the twin advantages of Autosave. Call in and we'll tell you more. DBS Bank.68 words
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629 1985-03-04 2 ECONOMIC SURVEY OF SINGAPORE 1984 THE 8 PER CENT expansion in global trade, the fastest since 1976, enabled the Singapore economy to grow at a creditable 8.2 per cent. Growth in output in the first half lost its momentum in the last629 words
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Article, Illustration146 1985-03-04 2 GROSS National Product (GNP) measures the income earned by the residents of a country includingforeisners working and living there. As highly dependent on foreign expertise and investment, a large proportion of the uNP is contributed by foreign individuals and companies. To ascertain the146 words
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114 1985-03-04 2 1—2 19*3 1984p 1982 1913 1 1964p IfldUStry Percentage >n Harnantana |J uontnoution 10 rtrcfVui96 Of Growth OOP Qrowth TOTAL 100.0 100.0 100.0 6.3 7.9 8.2 Goods Sector 8.1 28.3 32.3 0.3 2.2 2.6 Agriculture Fishing -1.1 0.2 0.4 -0.1 Manufacturing -17.6 4.8 18.6114 words
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Article, Illustration168 1985-03-04 2 1.8 billion invested in high-growth industries INVESTMENT commitments remained high at $1.8 billion. Foreign and local investors continued to pump money into high growth and profitable industries such as computer peripherals, electronic components, oilfield equipment, chemicals, and aircraft servicing. The higher quality investments was reflected in the SO per cent168 words
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Article45 1985-03-04 3 SINGAPORE'S official reserves stood at $22.7 billion as at the end of last year. This would enable Singapore tb finance almost five months of total imports or six months of retained imports at current levels, according to the 1984 Economic Survey.45 words
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Article155 1985-03-04 3 IfO I 1M1 I 1M2 I 1M3 I 1H» C Untr NreMtagt Chuf Owr ftfvtew Y—r Total OECD 1.2 2.0 -0.3 2.6 4.8 United States -0.2 3.0 -1.9* 5.7 6.8 Japan 4.9 4.0 3.0 3.0 5.8 West155 words
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Article54 1985-03-04 3 SINGAPORE'S balance of payments rose by $1 billion to a $3.2 billion surplus last year due mainly to a recovery in direct foreign investment as well as large inflows of capital. This strengthened the local dollar against most currencies. Against the US dollar, it remained relatively steady, hovering54 words
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Article47 1985-03-04 3 THE country's trade deficit narrowed substantially from $13 billion in 1983 to $10 billion last year. The United States continued to be Singapore's top trading partner taking up 17 per cent of the total trade. Malaysia and Japan took second and third positions respectively.47 words
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Article87 1985-03-04 3 GROSS national savings were up 14 per cent last year from $14 billion to $16 billion. Capital from foreign sources including retained profits of foreign firms rose 2 per cent from $2.09 billion to $2.14 billion. Together, they led to a 13 per cent gain in gross capital87 words
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363 1985-03-04 3 DESPITE the strong Singapore dollar, exports in 1984 remained competitive as the workforce was more productive. Besides, domestic prices also remained stable, according to the 1984 Economic Survey. Total exports expanded by 11 per cent to reach $51.3 billion, largely due to363 words
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131 1985-03-04 3 H Total Imports Exports Domtstic Trad* Total Imports Exports Domastic Trad* Exports Batanco Trad* Exports Owtr Erawlaiia Ymt United States 19,215 8,923 10,292 7,920 1,369 11 -1 23 32 Malaysia 17.504 9,100 8,324 3,533 -856 4 6 3 -2 Japan 16,025 11,218 4,807131 words
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Article, Illustration488 1985-03-04 3 EE BOON LEE - ECONOMIC SURVEY OF SINGAPORE 1984 By EE BOON LEE BANKS have been specifically told by the Trade and Industry Minister, Dr Richard Hu (right), not to panic in the face of the difficult economic situation. In particular, they were urged not to impose488 words
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Article, Illustration678 1985-03-04 4 EE BOON LEE; YONG POW; LOONG SWEE YIN - Need to help them during economic downturn, say MPs Reports by EE BOON LEE YONG POW and LOONG SWEE YIN CALLS WERE made in Parliament today for the Government to review the overheads of companies, such as their contributions to the Skills Development678 words
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140 1985-03-04 4 THE ABSENCE of Mr M P D Nair of the Workers' Party from the first two sessions of the Sixth Parliament on Feb 25 and March 1 respectively was i.-oted by the Speaker this morning. Dr Yeoh Ghim Seng SAP Joo Chiat) said r140 words
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Article92 1985-03-04 4 THE HOUSE today also approved Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's request that questions for oral answers be allowed to be dealt with in' the afternoon session. Mr S Qhanabalan, leader of the House, who spoke on behalf of the Prime Minister, said Mr Lee found92 words
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359 1985-03-04 4 THE Government should open up school fields in housing estates to cater to the recreational needs of the low-income residents and old folk. Mr Philip Tan, (PAP-Paya Lebar) said the present recreational facilities were not enough for the low-income group because they were359 words
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195 1985-03-04 4 MR YEO Toon Chia (People's Action Party Ang Mo Kio) suggested in the House this morning that Central Provident Fund savings be used to help finance the building of homes for the aged. Mr Yeo gave this proposal when he resumed195 words
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Article447 1985-03-04 5 Illegal copiers get Hong Kong shows here in 14 hours Lianhe Wanbao PIRATE video tapes of Hong Kong television soap operas are now available in Singapore ana Malaysia within 14 hours of being shown in Hong Kong. The pirates facing tougher competition from legal operators have streamlinedLianhe Wanbao - 447 words
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Article, Illustration130 1985-03-04 5 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR A 24-YEAR-OLD Japanese man was killed on the spot after his car crashed into a bus-stop near Westlake Secondary School in Braddell Roaa last night. Police identified the driver as Mr Numata Michio of Apartment Block 217,PICTURE: MD DAENG - 130 words
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260 1985-03-04 5 THE REDEVELOPMENT project for the clubhouse of the Singapore American Club at Scotts Road is facing a crisis. A development charge of fll.B million has been levied on the protect, while the club was expecting only anout $1.5 million. This is260 words
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Article97 1985-03-04 5 BUGIS Street is likely to conjure horrific memories for a 31-year-old Gambian seaman after he was mugged by three men early yesterday morning. Police said Mr Jammeh Abdou, who was in SingaKre on transit from Bomy to Jakarta, lost about $14,000 to his assailants after97 words
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Article, Illustration112 1985-03-04 5 A QUICK GLANCE AT HOME NEWS APPLES and pears that's the latest on the jogging scene. Tne Apple and Pear Run, to be held on March 17, aims to encourage people to get plenty of exercises and a diet high in fruit and greens.112 words
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Article89 1985-03-04 5 FENG BAOBAO.weII known to Chinese audiences years ago as a child actress, has agreed to do a new TV serial on another famous woman in Chinese history. Miss Feng, who shot back to fame recently after a long absence from show business with her highly-acclaimed89 words
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Advertisement138 1985-03-04 2 A/lUTCIH and Faber-Castell THE PROFESSIONAL'S CHOICE Faber-Castel One of the oldest pencil manufacturers with 224.years of experience. And makers of 4^^ an excellent range of drafting instruments IVI urn I—l including the trend-setting TK-MATIC f 4 The world leader in roectamcal pencil and the world famous w precision drafting machines138 words
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Advertisement124 1985-03-04 3 Lunar NewTfear Celebrations with the Meisan Difference v»* !BB!9 .<* k"' Usher in the Year of the Ox with a Good Fortune feast of fresh, delicate Raw Rsh or "\li-Sheng"; tossed with special ingredients, in true Chinese tradition. Complement it with other prosperity dishes Superior Sharks fin with Brown Sauce,124 words
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Advertisement104 1985-03-04 5 ALL YOU CAN EAT FOR ONLY $15* GERMAN BUFFET LUNCHEON FEB 25 to MAR 10 Lunch Hours: 11.30 am 2.30pm Pile on high, the authentic and tantalising food specialities from fabled Germany. Tempting appetizers. Crisp salads. Sumptuous entrees that must be eaten to be believed. Exquisite f desserts. 35 dishes104 words
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Article, Illustration3590 1985-03-04 6 LAT-WP THE FIRST clear and specific signal that radical change in the Ameri-cau-Philippine relationship was ahead actually came in December 1980, during the interregnum between President Ronald Reagan's election and his firstterm inauguration. Mrs Imelda Marcos, the high-living wife of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos,LAT-WP - 3,590 words
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Article248 1985-03-04 8 UPI NEW YORK, Mon A MEMBER of the Gambino crime family has become the new godfather of the New York underworld because of recent indictments against the leaders of the Mafia, the Daily News reported yesterday. The newspaper quoted unnamed law enforcement sources saying JohnUPI - 248 words
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Article606 1985-03-04 8 SANTIAGO, Monday A POWERFUL earthquake struck central Chile yesterday, killing at least 82 people, injuring more than 1,000 ana causing the collapse of bridges, houses and churches filled with worshippers. The earthquake, which registered 7.4 on the Richter scale, struck at 7.48pm and lasted606 words
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Article115 1985-03-04 8 Reuter LOUISVILLE, Monday A 90-MINUTE operation to stop internal bleeding in Murray Haydon, the world's third artificial heart patient, was termed a success today by doctors. Hospital spokesman Mr Robert Irvine said Mr Haydon, 58, who received a mechanical heart on Feb 17, spent aReuter - 115 words
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Article136 1985-03-04 8 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE EMPLOYMENT (amendment) Act 1984 which among other things provides maternity protection for women workers came into effect on Friday. Labour Minister Datuk Mak Hon Kam said in a statement here on Saturday that with the enforcement of the amendment which was gazettedBernama - 136 words
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281 1985-03-04 8 UPI NEW YORK, Monday A MAJORITY of Americans support subway vigilante Bernhard Goetz and one out of four said they also would use deadly force to defend themselves, a poll showed vesterday. The Gallup Organisation, in a copyright poll for Newsweek magazine, interviewed 1,009UPI - 281 words
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Article123 1985-03-04 8 A QUICK LOOK AT THE NEWSMAKERS GILLIAN LYNNE, choreographer of all five "Cats" companies, says her mother was determined that the staid family attitude that kept her from a stage career would not hinder tier daughter. Lynne, a native of just south of London, says123 words
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Article, Illustration142 1985-03-04 8 ANNE MURRAY (left) has had hits on'the music industry's pop, middle-of-the-road and, most recently, country charts and she hates the idea of categorising her songs. "Every time I open Billboard magazine there's a new category black mothers from Memphis," she said. "I alwavs objected to being categorised142 words
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Article144 1985-03-04 8 ROCK SINGER Bob Geldof, who organised the British rockers who made the "Do They Know It's Christmas" record to help the starving in Africa, slammed the hangerson who feasted on "vast bowls of food and caviar" while America's best pop talent recorded a song for144 words
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Article, Illustration63 1985-03-04 8 MR JOHN De Lorean (left), the one-time car industry wizard who was cleared of cocaine trafficking charges, signed a contract with Zondervan Publishing House to publish his autobiography. Neither the publisher nor Mr De Lorean, who had taken out advertisements asking for donations to h63 words
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Article62 1985-03-04 8 FIRST LADY Nancy Reagan will spend much of this month on the road and has a dinner date in New York Tuesday with Britain's Princess Margaret. She also will go to Tulsa, Oklahoma, to tour a juvenile centre and talk about drug abuse, visit her mother62 words
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Advertisement110 1985-03-04 7 TOMORROW: THE CRISIS TO COME Leßescadau Restaurant Provencal Buffet —A La Carte *1985' Lunch at $19.85++ From 14 Jan '85 Onwards Consider a table laden with superb hot and cold appetizers, generous cold meat cuts, crispy, garden-fresh vegetables. A selection of pipinghot main courses plus a perfectly done roast, (different110 words
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Advertisement13 1985-03-04 8 Keen^^^^lbow to take better pictures? Look in The Singapore Monitor's Photography page tomorrow.13 words
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981 1985-03-04 9 Western bias and ignorance of the cultures hinder trading opportunities LAT-WP LOS ANQELES, Mod WHILE on a business trip to China in the early Thirties, businessman Albert Quon's wife and the couple's four-year-old granddaughter paid a visit to a busy Shanghai marketplace. TheLAT-WP - 981 words
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124 1985-03-04 9 PK CHRISTIANIA Bank (SEA) will lead in managing a U5514.13 million (5531.1 million) term loan and performance bond for Burdet International Inc, a Liberian company. The issues will enable Burdet International to buy a 230,000 dwt turbine tanker and convert it for use124 words
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281 1985-03-04 9 LAT-WP NEW YORK, Monday THE NEW YORK Stock Exchange (NYSE) will pump at least US$lO million (Ss22 million) in capital into the Pacific Stock Exchange over four vears but would dominate the smaller exchange's board of directors, according to aLAT-WP - 281 words
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Article, Illustration166 1985-03-04 10 EUROPEAN Asian Bank (Eurasbank) has named MR FREDERICK J A BROWN General Manager of the Singapore branch. He succeeds DR HANS-MARTIN KQNRAD who has been appointed General Manager of the Hong Kong branch after a five-year assignment here. Mr 3rown, who headed Eurasbank Singapore from 1976 to 1980,166 words
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Article, Illustration543 1985-03-04 10 BANK OF AMERICA, Singapore, has promoted MR DONALD W BUSH to Vice-President and Manager of its Jurong Branch. Concurrently, MR ANDREW K T GOH has been promoted to Vice-President and Senior Credit Officer of the Jurong Branch. Mr Bush succeeds Mr Eddie S K Lee who has543 words
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Article248 1985-03-04 10 Selected stocks at midday Market tone: higher Boustead 180/182 Cold Storage 2.70/2.72 F N 5.60/5.65 Genting 5.75/5.80 GIH 2.50 S Haw Par 2.57 S Isetan 2.50/2.56 Jurong Cement 2.08 S Keck Seng 2.24 B Esso 2.68/2.71 Hume 3.34 S Inchcape 2.68/2.70 Intraco 2.28 S M Cement 1.48/1.50 Metro 4.70/4.74248 words
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Article229 1985-03-04 10 THE LOCAL bourse opened firm this morning with quality buying by institutions. It closed steady at the lunch time break. Pan-El did the top volume of 1.36 million to close at $3.24, followed by Pah Inv's 550,000 at 90 cents and fromet's 493.0(H) at $1.53.229 words
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Article43 1985-03-04 10 THE OUB Composite Share Price Index closed ai 427.99, up 5.51 points from the previous day's close of 422.48. The OUB Singapore Dollar Trade Weighted Index was down 0.2469 points to 133.7309 in morning trading from the previous day's close of 133.9778.43 words
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Article192 1985-03-04 10 Reuter THE US dollar rose slightly compared with last Friday's New York levels in quiet and nervous early trading. Dealers said sentiment for the dollar remained bullish but fears of concerted central bank intervention kept most operators on the sidelines. The US dollar rose to 260.55/65 yenReuter - 192 words
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Article94 1985-03-04 10 Your 8$ to ono unit of foreign currency Selling Buying TT/DO TT DO USf 2.2785 2.2685 2 2595 sterling 2.4824 2.4604 2.4504 Australian 1.6262 1.6021 1.5871 CURRENCY NOTES S$to 1 unit US| 2.28 2.25 NZ| 1.05 0.95 sterling 2.50 2.40 Australian 1.65 1.55 Canadian 1.67 1.60 S$ to 10094 words
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Advertisement127 1985-03-04 9 Automatic Paging lets the AT-P4lO Answering System tell you within moments when that important cell comes in. As soon es you cen reach e telephone, the COMMANDER remotely lets you review your massage. AT-410 BASIC SYSTEM features. DUAL CASSETTES VOICE ACTIVATED RECORDING CALLING PARTY CONTROL MESSAGE INDICATOR CALL SCREENING MESSAGE127 words
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Miscellaneous29 1985-03-04 9 -II c E *> im MrNaufhi Synd Im. S I T O BUT IF THE MARKET 1$ ONLY MAKIHCr A CORRtCDOH, WMY 0086 IT HAVE TO ofr WITH MY *TOCK*29 words
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Advertisement96 1985-03-04 10 ADVERTISMENT STATE DISTRIBUTORS Golden opportunity for Electrical Dealers and those who want to start their own business. Our company seeks, new breed of dealers who possess the following qualities:- Thorough knowledge in direct selling especially small electrical appliances. Ability to recruit and train sales personnel. Possess some capital to start96 words
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Article133 1985-03-04 11 THE ANSWER TO YOUR QUERIES MY MOTHER has cancer. Recently two lamps appeared on her thigh but the doctor said there was nothing he conld do about them as they did not hart her. I would like to know if farther tests are required to ascertain whether133 words
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Article56 1985-03-04 11 I AM a Filipino maid. I wish to communicate with the director of the Geylang Catholic Centre. Could you please give me his full name and address? THE director of the Geylang Catholic Centre is Mr Guilaume Arotcanera. His address is 62, Lorong 24A, Geylang, Singapore56 words
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Article103 1985-03-04 11 I WAS granted Permanent Resident (PR) status in 1981 on the condition that I continue working in Singapore for a period of four years from the date the status was granted. Once the four-vear period expires, can I leave Singapore tor an indefinite period and still103 words
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Article103 1985-03-04 11 I HAVE just moved to a three-room Oat on the third level and I have found two disadvantages. Besides the Inevitable load vehicle noise, especially motorcycles, there is something even more unbearable mosquitoes! In the middle of the night, without fail, the mosquitoes will swarm my house.103 words
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Article140 1985-03-04 11 I HAVE a small personal account with the Post Office Savings Bank (POSB). What happens if I die? THE savings bank does not issue beneficiary forms to depositors. If a depositor dies, the money in his account will be paid to the personal representatives who have140 words
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Article55 1985-03-04 11 Something troubling you. Need clarification on certain issues? Let us help. Send your queries to us and we will try to get the relevant authorities or organisations to provide the answers. Send your questions to: Open Line, The Singapore Monitor, 2 Alexandra Road, #03-01 Delta55 words
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Article233 1985-03-04 11 DO YOU KNOW what young Singaporeans really think ot themselves? For those who don't, a forthcoming book supported by Mobil will open a window into the world of young people. The Singapore Council of Social Service is planning to commemorate 1985 as the233 words
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Article, Illustration630 1985-03-04 11 OBEY the law and lessen your chances of being involved in a traffic accident. Practise the habits of a good road user. Defensive driving requires a driver to: CONSTANCY bear in mind the existence of road hazards, that is, any circumstance which would cause630 words
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Article, Illustration563 1985-03-04 12 CAMBODIA AP ARANYAPRATHET: Three options, all of them grim, face the more than a quarter million Cambodians living in sprawling, tented camps inside Thailand. They may continue their present, primitive existence under plastic sheets and bamboo without hope of permanent homes. TheyAP - 563 words
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Article, Illustration562 1985-03-04 12 AP BHOPAL: It is springtime in Bhopal and new green leaves have sprouted again on the trees. A visitor who didn't know what happened on Dec S, when tne leaves shrivelled overnight, might take it for any other Indian city where lifeAP - 562 words
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Article, Illustration224 1985-03-04 12 UPI NEW YORK :THE BIRTH control pill, the disposable diaper, video recorders and the credit card were among the best 25 products of the last quarter-century, a department store tycoon said last Thursday. Writing in the 25th anniversary issue of Consumer's Digest magazine, MrUPI - 224 words
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Article, Illustration204 1985-03-04 12 A highly reactive chemical composed of cutnn, nitrogen, hydrogen and oxygon, forming colorloss liquid II combines with other chemicals to produce products, mostly insecticides and herbicides. It is less toxic than cyanide. Toxicity is greatly reduced when mixed with water or ammonia It has been produced by204 words
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Article507 1985-03-04 13 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT IN MANY areas of Singapore, a quiet phenomenon is taking place. It has Become so much a part of the landscape that people hardly take notice of it. This is the return of the illegal hawkers. Walk across town centres, and507 words
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Article1090 1985-03-04 13 Dr N K YONG - Singapore Medical Association replies to President Devan Nair's 'sue bad doctors' speech Dr N K YONG President Singapore Medical Association IN THE President's speech at the opening ceremony of the Fifth Biennial General Scientific Meeting of the Association of Surgeons of South-east Asia on Feb1,090 words
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Advertisement77 1985-03-04 13 LETTERS on any subject oI pubic interest w» bo accepted for publication. They should be typed and muet be signed. They must aieo Include the writer's name and address even if the writer decides to uea a paeudonym in print. A contact telephone number would be ueeluL We reserve the77 words
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Article, Illustration892 1985-03-04 14 LIM SEK - g0§jifam&& Reviews by LIM SEK ALBUM: FOR YOU, I SING ARTISTE: Jenny Tseng LABEL: CBA 151 (CBS) THE past is buried. Jenny has probably said all she needed to say on her last album, Lonely Again. On this one, there is no place for tears or soppy892 words
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Article, Illustration197 1985-03-04 14 THE top 10 pop singles in the US, as rated by Cashbox, with last week's positions in brackets: 1. (1) Careless Whisper Wham (Colombia). 2. (2) Easy Lover Philip Bailey and Phil Collins (Colombia). 3. (5) California Girls David Lee Roth (Warner Brothers). 4. (4) Loverboy197 words
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Article, Illustration1287 1985-03-04 14 VIOLET OON - FIFTH NATIONAL MUSIC COMPETITION ATTRACTS 265 ENTRIES By VIOLET OON SINGAPORE'S top music students are in a frenzy of music making for the National Music Competition, which begins on Friday. The competition, which is in its fifth year, is organised by the Ministry of Community Development and the1,287 words
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Article, Illustration717 1985-03-04 14 WONG AH YOKE - By WONG AH YOKE SKETCHES should be kept short, for brevity is what often makes their punchlines work. The current sketch act put up by a group of undergraduates at the Bistro Toulouse-Lautrec is kept at just half an hour. "Half an hour is justPICTURE: MOHD ISHAK - 717 words
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Article, Illustration458 1985-03-04 16 Real Live# Poisoned City: Bhopal (Chinese subtitles) (Ch 12, 8 pm) THIS programme looks back on the Bhopal industrial disaster which occurred on Dec 3, 1984, and measures the human cost of the tragedy. The extent of the disaster is examined through still photographs, interviews with458 words
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Article, Illustration684 1985-03-04 16 FRANK SPOTNITZ - TE N E By FRANK SPOTNITZ in N«w York UPI MUSIC videos, featuring rock stars mouthing the words to their songs, have dramatically changed the face of American pop culture. Since the music video wave began on television three years ago, the clips haveUPI - 684 words
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Article, Illustration418 1985-03-04 17 WONG AH YOKE - #y WONG AH YOKE THE works of the late Francois Truffaut will be screened at the Cultural Theatre on every Tuesday this month. The tribute to the French director and critic is presented by the Alliance Francaise de Singapour together with the French Embassy. Four418 words
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Miscellaneous1195 1985-03-04 15 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR leisure monoav, march 4,1995 IV- j 2.30 SBCTEXT Liv« 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by Princess Chang Ping (r) HRPr 3.55 Cousin Phillis (Part two).' PRPP P 4 50 Benjamin Citizen of Two 4 1 I This programme provides an insight into Benjamin Franklin's eight years1,195 words
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Miscellaneous529 1985-03-04 17 fiiM ouioe HOLLYWOOD (*****64) (1, 3.30, 7, 9.30): MR 800 MEETS POM POM (C) DALIT (*****16) (1.30, 3.30, 7.30. 9.30): THE MAS- SkoW: LU(^ Y r A? S -IQ.. TER STRIKES BACK (C) B LIWAQU (*****30) (1.30, 3.30, 7.30, 9.30): MR 800 MEETS POM POM (C) METROPOLE (*****27) (1.30, 3.30,529 words
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Miscellaneous311 1985-03-04 18 Si tIREZ SUR LE PIANIBTE ALLIANCE FEANCAISE DE SINGAPOUR will screen Tirez Sur Le Pianiste at the Cultural Theatre, Cuscaden Road, tomorrow at 9 pm Directed by Francois Truffaut, the film stars Charles Aznavour as a talented but timid pianist who is contented to play in a second-rate bistro until311 words
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Miscellaneous720 1985-03-04 18 ft v. J The British nrrarfer..4M of the photographs on display at the exhibition on Japanese Occupation: Singapore 1942 to 1945 JAPANESE OCCUPATION; public on their opinions of the three SINGAPORE 1942 TO 1945 yea" and eight months of the JapanA PICTORIAL exhibition on Japan- ese Occupation: Singapore 1942 to720 words
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Miscellaneous38 1985-03-04 18 EBEHHKB TODAY: TOMORROW: High tida: 8.57 am High tida: 9.53 am (2.3 m) (2.5 m) Low tida: 4,23 pm Low tida: 4.57 pm (0.5 m) (0.3 m) High tida: 11.11pm High tida: 11.30 pm (2.2 m) (2.4 m)38 words
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Article, Illustration532 1985-03-04 20 THERESA CHAN - By THERESA CHAN THE TAI-PAN Ramada Hotel in Victoria Street now serves Thai Teochew Porridge at its coffee-house from 6 pm to 2.30 am daily. To go with the porridge, diners can select dishes from four sections comprising assorted vegetables, cold dishes, hot sea-food532 words
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Article82 1985-03-04 20 To encourage people to patronise the hotel more often, the TaiPan Ramada Hotel now issues a discount card called "Big Boss". Card-holders will get a 10 per cent discount when they dine at the hotel's restaurants. They will also be entitled to a 2082 words
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Advertisement214 1985-03-04 20 NORTH INDIAN CUISINE f FOOD-FIT FOR ROYALTY! Mm* Savour tempting delights such as: Tiinri Ktaf hwi #V f Mwtlta-U. W— t>yl I—■!■< Menu change* daily i #05-36 Far East Plaza, VjBW Scotts Road. S'pore 0922 (opposite I Next to Hyatt Regency) We also cater for weddin&t, parties special occasions. TEL:214 words
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383 1985-03-04 22 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN THE QUESTION of whether past reputation is ever good enough in sport was safely answered by the performance Stewart Ballard gave at the Ovaltine Salver annual match against Malaysia on Saturday. Malaysia's S L Chong, whom Stewart383 words
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Article143 1985-03-04 22 B KULA - By B KULA THE SINGAPORE Hockey Association's Under-20 competition, which has attracted eight teams, starts today with Combined Schools taking on Kampong Chantek at Tanglin. Armed Forces, the defending champions, who have been placed in the same group as Combined Schools, Kampong Chantek and Josephians, should143 words
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Article614 1985-03-04 22 RACE 1 CI 2 Div 1 12Hm 4 Gallic ma rd 54.5 K W Taa (3) 3 3 1 5 Kelab Istimewa 52.5 Grylls (S) SIS 1 Mikamtllioa 54.5 Seiches (1) C 6 3 3 Fox Kiagdom 55 Danis (C) 1 2 4 Owner Brae mar Stable Trainer614 words
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Article, Illustration574 1985-03-04 23 ERNEST FRIDA - GOLF ROUNDUP I wifh ERNEST FRIDA SEMBAWANG Country Club, boosted by the addition of four single-handicap players M Murugiah, M Balraj, K Muruthiah and Hamzah Yusof are confident they will stand a good chance of retaining the Singapore Golf Association's Premier League championship. Although574 words
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Article514 1985-03-04 23 LT COL Clarance Tan, captain of the Sembawang Country Club, yesterday cleared the air about why the club had accepted four former caddies of Seletar Country Club as ordinary members. Col Tan said: "M Murugiah, M Balraj, Hamzah Yusof and K Muruthiah appealed514 words
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391 1985-03-04 23 SINGAPORE Island Country Club and Seletar Country Club are locked in a neck and neck race for the Singapore Golf Association's Handicap League championship with 58 Vi points each. Seletar, who were trailing Island by IV4 points until yesterday's League matches,391 words
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170 1985-03-04 23 EVELYN LEE-TAN, a former Singapore international athlete, won her first monthly medal competition with 39 points at the Tanah Merah Country Club yesterday. Evelyn, a former lone jumper and hurdler, like her ex-athlete husband Tan Eng Yoon, has switched to golf. Playing on a170 words
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720 1985-03-04 23 AP HONG KONG, Monday ICE-COOL American Mark Aebli, considered a rank outsider when he arrived here five days ago, kept his nerve and carried off the biggest win of his career in the Hong Kong Open Golf Tournament yesterday. The 27-year-old Texan carried aAP - 720 words
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Article, Illustration633 1985-03-04 24 SIMON BARNES ON BRITISH SOCCER SPURS MOVED to within two points of leaders Everton after sweating to neat bottom club Stoke. But no one at Spurs is worrying too much about the inelegant performance. The points are all that matter. "It633 words
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Article, Illustration237 1985-03-04 24 Reuter HOUSTON, Monday TOP-SEEDED American John McEnroe kept his perfect record against South African Kevin Curren intact by scoring a 7-5, 6-1, 76 victory yesterday in the finals of the US$3OO,OOO (*****,000) WCT Shootout Tennis Tournament. The victory, McEnroe's seventh without a lossReuter - 237 words
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162 1985-03-04 24 Reuter QUITO, Monday ECUADOR and Chile drew 1-1 (halftime 1-1) yesterday in a South American Group Two World Cup qualifying match marred by fouls and two red cards. The more experienced Chileans, pacing themselves to avoid tiring too quickly at theReuter - 162 words
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Article, Illustration338 1985-03-04 25 Reuter INDIANAPOLIS, Monday MARY LOU RETTON and Tim Daggett captured individual honours yesterday as the United States swept the American Cup gymnastic competition for the sixth consecutive year. Retton, the overall gymnastics champion at the Los Angeles Olympics, became the first woman to winReuter - 338 words
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Article429 1985-03-04 26 Reuter ATHENS, Monday SOVIET pole vaulter Sergei Bubka and British sprinter Todd Bennett will leave here today with gold medals packed safely away in the bottom of their suit- But while Bennett goes home more than satisfied with his work at the European Indoor Athletics Championships,Reuter - 429 words
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335 1985-03-04 26 ALFONSO CHAN - SOUTH AVENUE 2 TOA PAYOH UNITED 2 By ALFONSO CHAN SOUTH AVENUE began their National Football League Division One campaign with a muted charge, being held to a 1-2 draw by Toa Payoh United at the Bedok Athletic centre yesterday. Division Two champions last335 words
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226 1985-03-04 26 Reuter FLORIDA, Mon AMERICAN Cartls Strange's par-five on the first playoff bole gave him a PGA tournament victory yesterday over countryman Peter Jacobaen and the too prise of US$9O,OOO (Sfltfofo). Strange, the M-hole coleader. struggled in with a final roundReuter - 226 words
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143 1985-03-04 26 AP PENNSYLVANIA, Monday ROBIN WHITE collected her first profenkmal tennis title yesterday by defeating Anne Minter of Australia 6-7 (5-71 6tVI to win the U5575,000 (S| 165,000) Virginia Slims of Pennsylvania tournament at the Hershey Racquet Club. White. 21, became the first AmericanAP - 143 words
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Advertisement203 1985-03-04 22 IN THK MATTKR OF ICABPTE LTD (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) NOTICK OF PINAL MEETINO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 272 of the Companies Act (Chapter 185) that a Final General Masting of the members of the Company wi be held at the office of the Liquidator, 101 A Upper203 words
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Miscellaneous35 1985-03-04 22 Big sweep FIRST: *****2 ($2,179) SECOND: *****2 ($1,090) THIRD: *****9 ($545) STARTERS ($54): *****4 *****1 *****4 *****6 *****6 *****6 *****7 *****9 *****0 *****1 CONSOLATION ($48): *****3 *****3 *****5 *****6 *****7 *****2 *****3 *****7 *****2 *****135 words
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Advertisement394 1985-03-04 25 Becauae of a break in fixturoa, the couJg >m pona from laat wook ara boXta contest Predict the sore ggH anJwhSWO t) The object of the contest is to predict outright It there are more then one corcorrectly the scorelmes ot six Malaysia reel entry, the prize-money will be Cup394 words
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Advertisement123 1985-03-04 25 TK FOM/lIAUYSU CUP WINALASa CMKimON 4 I MM^iii' f-i^—— BETTER ACCELERATION THAN EVEN A SINGAPOREAN WINGER... Now, Regent Motors offers you the A> Write your answer on the entry form chance to win a fabulous Ford Laser which wiU appear every Sunday Ghia whilst you enjoy the thrills and in123 words
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Advertisement152 1985-03-04 26 IS! YARDLEY GOLD men Go for Gold and win two tickets to London and the FA Cup Final From Yardley of London, a new range before 15 April 1985. for men. Products created with the One hundred and one prizes are at sporting man in mind. Try the Yardley stake!152 words
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265 1985-03-04 27 Reuter MADRID, Monday BARCELONA thrashed fifth-placed Valencia 5-2 away yesterday to take a huge 11-point lead in the Spanish soccer league with just seven games to play. Atletico Madrid and Sporting Gijon, in second and third place, fought a scrappy goalless draw, withReuter - 265 words
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Article413 1985-03-04 27 S GULAM - By S GULAM THE FAS tournament committee's decision to postpone the NFL Division One fixtures on March 6, 7 and 8 have irked the officials of at least two clubs. President's Cup champs Armed Forces and former League champions Tiong Bahru have voiced their concern and unhappiness413 words
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Article, Illustration47 1985-03-04 27 AP MINNESOTA: Wrestler Dean Larson, whose leg was severed from the knee down in a {arm accident when he was 10, is the only one from his school to qnalify for his state's wrestling tournament. He has a season record of 22-6. APAP - 47 words
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Advertisement86 1985-03-04 27 Available at ail leading »port» ihopi SmTOHf WHAT'S ON THE INSIDE PAGES Bittersweet victory for Sergei Bubka STORY ON PAGE 27 American STORY ON PACK 26 South Avenue fumble in NFL opening match STORY ON PAGE 27 The rugged D 300P can manage all the rough and tough activities of86 words
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